<TITLE>03. Par 8-10</TITLE>L-8 And there was a lady here; I forget just what her name is now. I think it's Weaver. She was a patient of some noted surgeons in the country here.
And can you hear me out there? I think the microphone has gone off somewhere. All right, now that's better. I can hear the... Maybe I got something crossed up here. All right.
And this Mrs. Weaver was just merely bones. Her doctor had given her until the next day to live. And she was so thin that she couldn't raise her hand hardly for me to shake her hand. While praying for her, the Holy Spirit spoke and told her she was going to be a well person.
And I wonder if Mrs. Weaver is setting present now? Mrs. Weaver, would you stand up, the one that was healed with cancer in such a awful condition? Are you present now? If she could stand inside... Wave your hand to wherever you are. I can't see; so many fans, perhaps, waving. If Mrs. Weaver is near... Here's her sister setting here. Yes. Now, are--could she... Where is she at? Is she... She's at home. You're a witness of the case that... Let's say, "Thank the Lord," for--for that. [The congregation applauds--Ed.]

L-9 Miss Margie, Mrs. Margie Morgan, twenty-one year graduate nurse, with cancer, that was dying in a hospital in Louisville where they'd--God's servants, the doctors, had done all they could do for her. And she was brought over to the house. Her husband just brought me in tonight. He said, "I don't know whether they're in the building or not." His ninety year old dad... I wonder if she's close, Mrs. Morgan, if she could raise up somewhere as a witness of the Lord's grace and power to heal? I... All at once... Oh, here she is, standing right here. Well, let's give her a hand again. She was skin and bones; look at her now, from...?... [The congregation applauds--Ed.] Some of the most noted surgeons in the country had given her up as a hopeless, dying. And there she is now in perfect health.

L-10 Prayer changes things. And this Mrs. Florence Nightingale. It was a similar case to any of those three. There's more setting here, but I just won't have time to get it, of different ones that's in the country here which is infallible testimonies of the power of the resurrected Jesus Christ.
And so this--this Mrs. Nightingale, when my wife saw her picture, she started weeping. We laid the picture on the floor and begin praying. And I said, "Heavenly Father, if You will heal this dear person, it'll be a "go light" for me to go to Africa. And I just committed it to the Lord.
And I was called to King George of England, to pray for him with those multiple sclerosis. I understand by the radio today, that he's got some kind of a lung trouble now.
And on my road over, when we stopped at the International Airport just out of London, I heard them page me, and I seen all the guard out, and when I went up there, some of the--the church men from the high church there, came and told me, said, "Miss Florence Nightingale is just come in ahead of you here in a plane from South Africa." And said, "We think she's dying. We can't get her out of the plane." Said, "Would you come, pray for her."
And I said, "Well, I couldn't wind my way through that crowd of people there," where probably, I think they judged around twenty-six thousand people. I said, "I--how could I ever get to her?" I said, "You take her to your house and we're going down to Buckingham Palace. We're due at the Westminster Abbey, and then back up to Piccadilly Hotel." I said, "You call me, and I'll go over, and pray with her."


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